Ewekoro Set for Grand Leo Club Charter, Fundraising Ceremony April 12

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Ewekoro Pacesetters Leo Club logo

By Victor Olubiye


All eyes will turn to Ogun State’s Ewekoro Local Government on April 12, 2026, as the Ewekoro Pacesetters Leo Club hosts a high-profile fundraising and charter presentation in honour of Leo Olutan Sunday Adebayo.


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The event, scheduled to take place at Larfarge Agbesi Estate in Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State, will also feature the installation of the club’s Board of Directors and the induction of new members.


Organisers say the ceremony is designed to promote youth leadership, strengthen community service efforts, and support impactful development initiatives across the area.


The gathering is expected to attract young leaders, members of the Lions Club, and well-wishers committed to humanitarian service and community growth.


According to the organisers, the fundraising component of the event will help drive ongoing and future projects aimed at improving lives within the community.


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Interested participants and supporters are encouraged to attend and lend their support to the initiative.

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